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Lessons learned form Horizon 2020 Erik van de Burgwal Netherlands Enterpise Agency NCP Horizon 2020 Transport ..
Lessons learned form Horizon 2020
Erik van de BurgwalNetherlands Enterpise AgencyNCP Horizon 2020 Transport
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• What’s new in Horizon 2020• Multi-annual workprogrammes
• Open, challenged based topic descriptions• Broader topics, less pre-scription
• 2-stage submission procedure
• Strong emphasis on impact
• Simplification of procedures
Look back on first rounds of H2020
MG.4.1-2014. MG.4.2-2014. MG.4.3-2015. MG.4.4-2014.
Energy efficient / very-low
emission vessel
Safer and more efficient
waterborne operations
System modelling / life-cycle cost / performance optimisation
Innovation in IWT
No. proposals stage 1 48 34 23 7
No. proposals stage 2 7 6 6 3
No. selected proposals 3 2 ? (March 2016) 1
Average funding request (2nd stage proposals) 13,5 7,4 7,2 6,3
Average funding request (selected proposals) 17,0 8,5 ? (March 2016) 6,3
Some statistics 2014-2015 calls
Acronym Title CoordinatorNo. of partners
MG 4.1
E-ferryE-ferry – prototype and full-scale demonstration of next generation 100% electrically powered ferry for passengers and vehicles
Committee on Sustainable Energy, Municipality of Aeroe
10
LeanShips Low Energy And Near to zero emissions Ships Damen Shipyards 48
HERCULES-2FUEL FLEXIBLE, NEAR -ZERO EMISSIONS, ADAPTIVE PERFORMANCE MARINE ENGINE
National Technical University of Athens - NTUA
32
MG 4.2
LYNCEUS2MARKETAn innovative people localisation system for safe evacuation of large passenger ships
RTD Talos Limited 16
EfficienSea 2EfficienSea 2 - Efficient, Safe and Sustainable Traffic at Sea
Søfartsstyrelsen 32
MG 4.4 ProminentPromoting Innovation in the Inland Waterways Transport Sector
STC-Groep 17
Selected projects 2014 call
Higher or Secondary Education
17%
Other6%
Private Commercial
38%
Private Commercial -
SME16%
Public authorities
8%
Research Organisation
15%
Organisation types
Mobility for Growth– all 2014 calls
• High competition, especially in stage 1
• Higher involvement of industry, end users
• Tendency towards bigger projects
• Greater flexibility of consortium size, scope of project
To sum up
• Involve end-users from the start
• Develop an exploitation plan in the project• Clearly identify each partner’s interest
• Based on true business cases
• Targeted dissemination plan
• Deal with IPR / standardization
Impact
• Not only look at MG and BG calls• Factories of the Future
• Nanotechnologies, advanced materials,
biotechnology and production
• Sustainable food security
• Ocean Energy
• Intelligent mining
• Fast Track to Innovation
• SME instrument
Other opportunities
H2020 Call
2016-2017
MG2.1
MG2.2
MG2.3
MG2.4
MG3.3
BG - 7
BG-2FoF1
• Close to the market innovation activities:• Fully bottom-up
• Business (case) driven, min. 3 – max 5 partners
• TRL level 6 = Technology demonstrated in relevant environment
• Budget 2016: € 100 million
• Innovation Action: 70% funding rate
• Funding: max. € 3 million subsidy / project
• Continuous open calls:• Cut-off dates 2016: 15/3, 1/6, 25/10
Fast Track to Innovation
SME instrument
1. CONCEPT Feasibility Assessment
2. DEMONSTRATIONR&D,Market Replication
3. COMMERCIALISATION
Idea to concept, risk assessment, technological & commercial feasibility
Demonstration, prototyping, testing , market replication, scaling up, miniaturisation, research
Quality label for successful projects, access to risk finance, indirect support
EU risk facilities
Market€ €+/- 50,000Lump sum
1-3 million(70%)
Phase 3 & coaching ~ 2% budget
• Small business innovation research for Transport and Smart Cities Mobility• Budget 2016: 58 M€, budget 2017: 61 M€
• Supporting SMEs efforts for the development, deployment and market replication of innovative solutions for blue growth• Budget 2016: 9,5 M€, budget 2017: 10 M€
• Cut-off dates 2016: • SME Phase 1: 24/2, 3/5, 7/9, 9/11• SME Phase 2: 3/2, 14/4, 15/6, 13/10
SME instrument
Basic research
Fast Track toInnovation
Research &Innovation
Action
Future & EmergingTechnologies
Eurostars
Commercial application bottom-up
top-down
ERCGrants
MSCA
InnovationAction
Number of partners
SMEinstrument
Overview of H2020 instruments
• Networks for Information and Assistance for Proposers in EU RTD Programmes• established by national or regional authorities• information and training by European Commission
• Main tasks:• Informing, awareness raising• Advising and assisting• Training• Partnersearch• Signposting
Confused? Get support from National Contact Points
ETNA – European Transport Networks Alliance– Reinforcing the network of Transport NCPs
– www.transportncps.net
Erik van de BurgwalNational Contact Point Horizon 2020 Transport
Netherlands Enterprise Agency
+31 88 602 5122
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